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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

Hsw ioRx, june i-Tlour market steady
Pine, q 4003 IS; supernne. ~ 750J 80
good to choice extra Western, o s505 %; good
TO fancy extra state. q 7a0a % +; common TO good
extra Western. q tOSBs 80.
whsa,-So. / ksd state. 81 o.; No. DO,
sg1c No. Red. winter. j une. VIC July, 951sc
receipts. las go; shipments. 227.Un bus.
COrn-so. miIeo cash. +sc do June, 47sxc
July. is7zc; receipts, li3.tO; shipments. AU0
bus.
Oats-Ho. White State. 80; No. 2 do
S75zc; No; Mixed, June Sehc July. 3'c; 10.
ceipts, 6t,OtO bus shipments, 1850.
Rye dub Western, 50a6c state, 57k0o0c-
harley nominal.
Pork dull old mess, ol5 %.
Lard-June. T0J; July, u 0.; Aug ,fll.
Molassss n run sDxc for 80 boiling stock.
Turpentine dull At Spzc.
Rosin nrm |; strained 70 good. q 2rGl TX.
Petroleum duh refined, In cases. SIC.
Freights dun grain to London, I'D
Butter Dun; Western Creamery. ltH0l7c.
Cheese duIl SAFE Factory, new. 7koluxc
White, l0k1 0ssc.
sggs steady siate, lsc; western. l6a
IKE,
sugar dul.: Refined Cutiosf, 8 l,lGos1Ic
6rtnulated, JAc.
Tallow dull !; prime city. 3 ll.lG9$Ac.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair to goDd. s03kc.
Cofes strong fair cargoes. 2skc for RIO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

oooDooooo0 - 1usuooeo DAo1Y ~ ne0ovssg
1Usosss 4sso . WassAsasa.
AidmnAA Fosdnsy this moruing heard .
- whieh asefu0esda Z large number Of Col.
u0blaaa To past.ss 70 the suit were J. Hal.
dsmaA Hen, Phaese Hall epd Henry Hall ~
d0soa0aatA end Frederick Ble,x o. the pros.
eUat0s. Tho complaint IVES forcible entry.
Aocoedlng 10 The CON mmon wealth's witnesses
- tunacoo nrm Of Herr 4 Raoads, msde up
u J. Haldeman Herr and Chsries J. Rhoads,
bed several hundred csses OF tobacco
tn The warehouse Of Mr. Bletx, In Colum
biA Bletx claimed that the firm owed him
over 500 for storage which they refused
10 nav and on the night Of the
ninth Of March, between 10 and II o'clock,
the warehouse was forcibly entered and Q car
load Of tho tobacco removed and shipped
avav early ON the following morning.
shortly after wards this suit was brought
ss.inst the parties who removed the tobacco
Tbere wss no evidence offered toshow which
of the defendants forced open the warehouse,
but Mr. Beltz's testimony was that he Sc
curely locked the warehouse and took the
key with him early in the evening Of Msrch9
The defense was that there was q disputed
account between Bietz and Mr.. Herr, and
that the irm owed him nothing r. storage;
that Bletz had made an assignment to Robert
A. Evans, and his claim for storage was dur.
ing the time his property was In the hands OF
the assignee. in addition counsel argued
that there was no forciole entry, because no
violence had been proved, nor was there any
breach OF the peace. If any offense WAS com.
United counsel claimed that 1t was that OF
trespsss. The alderman reserved his decision
until Monday afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

Rev. b. F. Allsman, d. D.. the pas,or.elect
fist Johns Lutheran church, Will preach
his initial sermon Sunday morning. DIR.
Alleman was for many years pastor OF the
Lutheran congregation at Shippsnsburg, and
in leaving his field OF labor there he leaves
behind him hosts OF friends, not only in his
own church but throughout the com mnunity
at large.
Before his departure from shippensburg,
DR.. Al!emsn was presented with beautiful
album, containing photographs Of the mem
bers Of Shippensburg council, M. 995 hoy al
Arcanum, OF which D,. Aiieman Is past
regent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

Dscssss the FMss OF Ne sssassh'p uasssa are
a ssau Nasss Fear arc EHtersstaed.

Dscasse tire FMgs OF sss ssssoshsp uoess efs
a. naW ns.s Fear ere Enssr'ssssS.
Nxw York, June The Cunard steam
shtp lImbriA with Cardinal Gibbons nnu
anita on hoard pss.ed Fire Island this morn.
inc. The committee y no " III receive Cardinal
C,ibtrous Assem- bled At Father Riordan's house
NJ 9 o'clock and shortly after bearded
the steamer Sam Sloan aud sailed down
the bay to meet the csrdinsl, There were ON
board the Sloan the chairman OF the commit.
tee, Rev. John J. Riordan, Rev. DIR. Charles
Mcdonnell, the srchbishop's secretary, Mgr.
McMsnus, of Baltimore, Rev. Dr. =. Il.
Cuspelie, OF Washington, John E1sn, John
Roland, OF ST. Louis, Eugene X ely, Surveyor
Besttie and Collector Msgops ltis intended
that the vessel will 20 to where the big
steam ship Is at snchor outside the hsr and
take the cardinal oil. They will be thence
conveyed to the srchbishop's residence and
remain his guests for the night
Card,oai gibbons Reported Drsd.
A dispstcn from Fire Island states that the
Cunard steamer Cnbris, whose arrival was
reported, has her flags lying at hall mast. Ii
Is supposed one Of her officers died on the
passage.
The only prominent person and for
whose death this mourning insignia would
be displayed, aside from the officers, Is Car.
dinal Gibbons, and grave fears are enter.
trined that the Catholic prelate Is dead. The
cardinal was known to be Ill when he eui.
barked. No definite news can be obtained
until late this evening, "a telegrsphic com
munication cannot be had with those on
board until the vessel arrives OH quarantine
Staten Island.
1t Is rumorsd that Cardinal Gibbons died
on the sea while Ell route from Liverpool Il
New York on the steamer Umbria. Th,
L Umbris arrived with her flags at halt-nas
at Sandy Hook aud will probably reach he
dock this evening.
New YORK. June AT & Is the Cmhrii
arrived outside the bar and is swa!tipl
high tide 10 cross. The flag WA
not at that time at half mast, withstaud d
ing the previous report
The governm boat with the mails is ex
pec.sd TO arrive every moment when definite
news will be known.
The Cunarder Umbris which arrived g
day made the quickest passage from Queens
| town on record, her time being within fe'
minutes OF six days aud three hours. TIL
fastest passage before this was made by IN
| Etruria OF the same line, her time being 81
| days, five hours aud IA minutes
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six bay. without Food or water.

HALIFAN, y. S, June john Brown
aud Edward Hogan, belonging to the schooner
Richard Lester, of Gloucester, who were
picked up at sea sdriit in q dory and were
landed at North Sydney, underwent adread.
tul experience They were adrift on the ocean
for more than six days without food or water.
After trying all imaginable expedients to
allay their thirst Brown cut one Of his arms
open in order that they might drink his
blood, but the blood would not tiow. They
then gave up all hope of being rescued, but
were at last picked up in terribly ex.
hausted condition by the bark Mcguire.
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BEL IN S0UlrY SILsD.
Joeob =. Dssdsr Asks For . Statement Of q
Affairs Of Bender Holman.

Jaeob =. Dssdsr Asks For . Statement Of the
A6Aiss Of Bender 4 Holman.
q II. n. North and Brown 4 Hensel, sttor.
nsys for Jacob +. Bender, filed Q bill In
equity on Friday against John w. Holman.
It sets forth that prior to June 4, 1881, he
wns associated with Mr.. Holman in the iron
manufacturing business and that on that date
- Was induced to consent to . dissolution of
~ paFtnership and certain terms Of settle
ment that oil the books and papers relating
- TIE partnership were and have since been
- tho possession Of John w. Holman, and
sehab - concealed the true condition Of the
I'D pastnership and amount Of assets, repro.
eontlng the assets to be much less than they
0oally we're, and by virtue OF said settlement
- has been deprived of large sums Of money.
H. Bsader prays that the ter ms of the d isso-
1ut1oo b declared null and void that the
1oeondant render an account Of the firms
baainess oD June 4, 1851 and that he pay
lovor such sumo q shall be found to he due.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

MARIETTA, June 4.-George Hsnlsn, q
seven ysar-old son OF Jacob NJ. Hsnlsn, OF
Collins Station, was drowned in the canal at
that place last evening. The little fellow had
been playing near the water and WAS warned
away by the lock tender. The latter went
into the house and when he returned George
could not be seen. 1t WAS supposed that he
had gone hone. When supper time came.
however, he was missed and search made
His hat WAS found In the canal and his body
was taken out later.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
The Governor RENTS tho Fine

On April 49, 1857, Henry Hershberg ono Of
the Russian colony living in the Seventh
ward, was sentenced to pay inc OF ESQ and
costs for peddling goods in the county Of
Lancaster without a license. He was upabe
to raise that large amount and went to jail.
A petition WAS forwarded to q lvsrnor Beaver
asking for a remission of the fine. Judge
Patterson, who passed the sentence, joined
in the petition and wrote the governor that
the court bad no discretion in tue imposition
OF the penalty aud that it was hey youd ali
reason. This monipg the sheriff received
communication from the governor remit
ting the fine. Hershberg's friends will
raise the costs and he will be released from
prison whenever they are paid.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

New SokR. June 4, l:N y. m-Money icrsnod
at ~ per cent Exchanse steady, u s'sba SIN I;
Governments nrn. Currency IS. q 25 Oin; <s
Coup, d s9N bid; exc do q lok bid.
The stock market opened active ana strong,
At the opeuing prices were y to 1 per cont
higher for three fourth of the whole list, ST. Paul
a puiuth being the feature. This stock Was nc
lively hough and advanced on every sale. The
whole list continued strong up to within half
of tho close when the announcement OF de-
crease In the surplus OF the money held by
banks caused some selling by tho small holders
and u fractional decline The c,csins prices,
however, were generally . to l per cent. ab,ve
those of last night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
Tas TUCQUAS CLCB.
Their Annual Meeting Hold and Officers Elected
Tho Next EncAmpmeut

Their Annual Meeting Hold and Officers Elected
Tho Next EncAmpment
Last evening the annual mseting oi the
Tucquan club was held .! the office of Msjor
A. G. Kein IL al aud there was large stten.
dance of members An election OF officers
resulted ss follows: President Prot. =. 5.
Rsthion vice president, Lewis Hsldy; sec.
rstary, A. G. Rsinehl; treasurer, II. X.
Brenemen executive COMMITTEES, George b.
Wilson, II. X. Breneman, J. II. Baum.
gardner, Thomas b. Cochran, II. q. Demuth.
An amendment 10 the constitution was
adopted creating an honorary list of mem.
bers who desire to retire from the active
liaf.
The club resolved to encamp at York
Furnace again this season. They will pitch
tents on Friday, July 18th, and will remain
there for ten days.
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rn. . ~e, o., rs,ans. n ,ses s,; lambs. q 20

srr. . ooi o.; Tsfans, o 7sos sy; iambs. d 10
SEQ
RAsS Lisuarv. - Cattle Receipts. sas head |;
ahipmcnts. none market slow, rrtme =. a,ssa so
fair to gtN,d, o. 2NS1t 20; comm IN, - 1oDt ~ I;
cattle shippsa 10 New York, nome
HCss-kecetpss, 27D head shipmeuts 500
haAd market active; Philadolphtas, o V<DS 10
pigs u D0t 80 hogs shipped to New York,
IL cars. 49,
shcer-Recaipts. soD head shipmeuts. gioN
market drm prime. - ooSs& i0 fair tn good. o. Ga
$50 common. 0 5oto2 "a, yearliifg laubs. u $50
4 70 spring lambs. o. OlSp6 81.
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Returned to Court

Charles Iech was heard this afternoon by
Alderman Barr on q charge OF having
feloniously taken beer bottles, the
property of Frederick Engle, Geo. +,
5. Sprenger, and George A. Kiehl
The complaints preferred by Messrs.
Sprenger and Eugls were returned to court
aud the one preferred by Mr.. Kishi was dis
missed.
Lsrcsny cases against Andrew Flecken.
stein and Samuel s. Weuser, preferred by
the same parties, were also returned to court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
Chicago Produos marhsS.

CHICAGO. June 4, 1890 a. m.-Aarket opened
vhsa,-June, 1xc; July. sGhc; Aug. SAC;
sept, sSl4c.
Corn-Iuns, 3,11c; July, S9Nc Aug. IHc;
Sept, 4iLc.
ost.-Jnne, sssc July. eIsc.
Pork-Sot quoted.
Lard-June, " TX; July, 6 TX Aug, y SIX F;
Sept, $500
short Ribs-June.G 80; July.GeOi Aug.
u 20; Sept, u 10.
CLoeIno.
wheat-June. &c; July, s6Ac.; Aug, sl<c;
Sept, s3hc
Corn -June. Sskc Jnly. 39kc. Aug, iOszc f;
Sept NAc.
ostsJnne. exc; July. a5s1c; Aug. 2s11c +;
Sept, 2bAc.
fOrk-Juns e23D.
Lard-Iuns, " SIX July. " 7s1d Aug.G SEX ;
sept q ~.
Ribs-jnne, q IS; July. u 57sx Aug u s5
Sept, o. 75.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

Jimmy Quinn was sent to Jail few weeks
ago for drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
for term OF thirty days. On Friday after.
noon he was taken before Judge Patterson on
writ OF hsbess corpus and discharged, the
committing magistrate and officer being salts.
fed to have him released. jimmy is on the
town to-day and bis appearance indicates that
he will be locked up again before night. His
family intend making an effort to have him
sent TO the county hospital.
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Accident 10 . PsddIsr.

This afternoon, Russian Jew peddler OF
this city, who had . large pack on his back,
attempted to board the Sea Shore express at
MI JOY. The train started before he caught
noid OF II, and he fell over an express truck,
which was standing on the station plat.
iorm' TIC Was rolled around and badly
bruised, but II was first supposed that he had
fallen under tho car wheels. The train was
stopped, and no was brought to Lspcs.tsr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

William b. Diehm, Of Salisbury township
brought suit this morning against Edward
and =, f. Farmer, Of the same township, for
cruelty to sniLnsls- The allegation is that
they mslIciously aud wi!iuiIy manned two
OF his hogs on Friday. Warrants were issued
for their arrest
George Kreckel, complained against by
his wife, before the same alderman, for as
sault and battery aud desertion, entered bail
for hearing on Saturday next at II a M.
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Only Fought SIX Minutes.

NEW YORK, June A desperate battle
was fought early this morning in q stable
in South Brooklyn between Tom Lane and
George Vincent for a purse OF $50 Lane
weighed 1870 pounds, while Vincent was ten
pounds heavier. Vincent forced matters and
knocked Lane out in two rounds, lasting six
minutes Mike Gushing WAS referee
A bout forty spectators we're present
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A TexAs City's LibeTnIiiy.

AUSTIN, Texas, June At. J. Tripett,
who started yesterday to attend the animal
meeting of the Intern stional Typographical
union At Buffalo, n. Y, carries with him q
proposition from the business men OF Austin
donating sl0, coo and eighty acres OF land, sit
usted near the deaf aud dumb asylum,
toward establishing here home for veteran
and INDECENT pr inisrs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

HARRISBURG, June 4-The convention
OF iron and steel workers assembled at 10
u IN. at National hail, State and Fourth
streets to-dsy. There were about twe enty i've
delegates present from all parts Of the coun.
try, and more were expected to arrive this
afternoon. The convention will be in session
several days The proceedings are secret
aud none of the delegates will give any light
as to the object of the meeting
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Application for . Re

VIM X. Wilson and h. +. Davis, counsel
In the suit OF Wise's executors va. Walker.
which was decided against them by the su
preme court, have made application to the
supreme court for rehearing. Their sppli.
cation was forwarded on Friday, and q reply
10 not expected until the court again meets
In October.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
An IrJured Man Taken uom,

James Tim minis, OF Philsdelphia, who In q
travelling agent OF the Pennsy lvania railroad,
was hurt In . wreck at Sbamokin Thur sd sy,
He WAS taken to his home to-day and occu.
pied q special car on Sea Shore Express
which passed through here at 1855.
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Au,usesu, euta.

Tuesday at McGrdnns Ppk.-The Myrtle
Peek combina alton will OFFER big attractions at
Met rams psrk next Tuesday. They have
dne lot OF running and trotting horses, and the
reputation OF Miss Peek as a long distance rider
is we'll known tho country over There will be
q uue exhibition trct between well ikno~u
korses. and smopg other features will Ice Mile
lamout's slide ON an elevated wire.
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Brought to Lancaster for Bu,,s,.

The body OF Albert Benedict was brought
to this city from Philadelphia this afternoon
and was inferred in Lancaster cemetery.
Deceased, who died ON Thursday, was 3s
years old and the son of Henry +. Benedict,
the we'll known plssterer. He had been liv-
ing In Philadelphia for some years..
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1AkA . r0.
Philadeiphis Prod ducs Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Ilour market steady
sales. gG barrels; Minnesota Bakers, u Ux14 20
Pennsyvania Family, G 7s04 ~ Western do,
q I5Spi6j; Patents, y 7Of15 y.
kye nour steady. t37502 S..
wheat-June, $c, +; July, sE.c; August.
SIC.
Corn-June, tskc July. axe; August, CSC.
Sept, tyc.
osts-Iune. 800; July. s7kc.; August. Sxc
Sept sec.
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C.loASo, uns a.-ras Dvevsrs Journal re.
H. 70 nA.sss & s sc.,vsi shippinI ssse1. go 9
OsS0s % Texas cattle. q 0o0a 10.
s.aS. aSS.sTasSssP,s lssee hsa1i shipments. 5000
-. SSssssas g. ssips. .sS aaSs a:SesseeP'as s sA
none market lover asssvss. . ooos s :; .Wsst
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The Nj Joy people are excited over the
report that there 10 . strange man hiding In
AoFses swamp. He 10 armed With Q brace OF
Tevolvess and large bowie knife, and many
people bslisvs him 70 b IN escaped muir
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~
oGnou .. lssaaassrcna.
49, A-0a Tnss6ay Dext
>4 sseGg1e4 0iss,oaafy
0m01oo = ~ p1Rloes of the
- - eelooula0o of eurios
eeqoGn4 ~ - 6em CD
D9oqo WNl - appliod 70 for
- eslleeeeoa = . rars - II
~ omegooeo so0e Of the nnest
o r. lo0A ~ Woek. The doors Of
~ WI ~ opoa the entire day.
lD ~ - hslA IN the Trinity Re-
- Unl - 0ond,,ooad by Rev, n. ].
n -. 0uuday school q q
-
nnhnS vnl b hoa1 n TIE Second
~ - ehufuh a sunday morning
- TAo church will b closed
xM - onssnce of Rev. w. P. kvana
- LaoheRan synod n Omaha.
1aV morning In The Methodist
yGoooe1oohes Will b received into
DoDoosship
q ooogviosa. sxcepting Sunday school, Will
eoo1 = the 81 johns Lutheran church,
oonDoo a Hev. J. n Shonner attending
ooo = Philadelphia.
ANassew kscsPs.
sgA yoonG man, stranger In town, was
nDoD11Dg On The bank opposite the Columbia
ong Dnl ONCE yesterday, considerably
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Il 10 well-known by nearly every Laneastriau
that Peuryn park IL the best place In Eastern
Pennsyivania for holding picnics. The next
opportunity to visit It viii be on wednesday.
June 4. when the Carpenters linton, OF this
city, will hold their picnic there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

Cyrus Carey, oolorsd, who whipped bis
N4e Eals oa the street the other day, and
- = eoasequsnce Was aSrestsd for assault
- oeeoeey and surety Of the peacs, was
- ossose Alderman AoConomy this af.
-. Tns charge Of assault and battery
vahenvn, but ths accussd wss held 70
~ y answss q court tor surety OF the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

Henry Binkley, living on East Walnut
street, went to the house Of sarah Fol,z, VITO
IL . relative, and the allegation 10 that he
committed an assault and battery on her.
Alderman Barr issued . warrant for his sr.
rest
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Fast Plantiug.

From the Mount Joy Herald.
Ell X. Shreiner. on wednesday, planted
5000 tohacco plants In eight hours; 1000 for
ELI II. Engls and 1000 for Henry Stettler.
That 10 pretty hard record to break.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04

Charlie Eckert vi II have J. 900 quarts OF Fresh
Lancaster County strawberries aud all kinds OF
o. his store this evening.
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The OpsniDg Of Pearl Street,

y Frank Breneman, Ed dward EdRerley and
0amuel Cox were in session all OF Friday
- hearing testimony - 70 the value OF
!Hgopsrty taken In changing the location OF
4onrl street In the Eighth ward. Late IN the
1losrnoon they, filed the following award Of
|lanages:
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J0ha G. Hager and Jacob L. Frey, through
sAeee land the street will pass, did not ask
51w damagoa
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EsTATE OF ESTHER HOOVER, LATE
IA OF West lsmpetsr township. deceased.
Lstters of administrstion on said estate
soma Indebted thereto aro rsQuested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims
without delay for settlomsmt TO the UNDER
ELIAS HOOVER,
~ ~ JACOB HOOvgBs
JSs.. Js.a;.C =; .CoyIr. Astornsy, 4dminissrasors'
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DUBLIC SALE-ON TUESDAY, JUNE
I Z, 1887, on the balcony ofthe Northern Mar.
ket OF household and kitchen furniture, con-
sisting OF marble top walnut chamber suit. car.
pet, chairs. organ. bric-brac, and number of
articles too numerous To- mention, belong to the
estate Of Miss Mary NJ. Btner
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock q m, whom
terms will be made known by
A. BlTNER, Administrator.
BRENNAN BEIHRHL. Auctioneer. jl-Nd
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A GRAND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
"A given by Christ Choral Society viii be
held In Fnitcr Hall; TiiURsDAY, rRLuAY
Ii. Admission 10 cents. Each ticke. entities
the holder to- one plate OF cream. AL are cor.
daily invited je4-7td